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1 ' I i TUB OAZETTK-TJ.MKS. HEPPNER. OREGON, THIRSDW,-NOVEMBER II, 1918. pag: D N E. WINNARD Physician & Sutroou Office In Fair Building HEPPNER OREGON A. D. McMTJRDO, m. d. Physician A Burgeoa Office In Patterson Drug Store HEPPNER :-: :-: OREGON Dr. R. J. VAUGHN ' DENTIST Permanently located In the Odd Falows building. Roomi 4 and 6. HEPPNER. OREGON DR. GUNSTER VETEKIXARUN ' Licensed Graduate HEFPNKtt - - ORE. Telephone 722 (Day or Night) DR. J. L. CALLOWAY Osteopathic Physician 6 Koberts Building Phone 643 At Lexington Tuesdays and Thursdays WOODSON & SWEEK ATTORNKY8-AT-LA W Office In Masonic Building, Heppner, Oregon Ollce on west end of May Street HEPPNER, OREGON SAM E. VAN VAOTOR TTORNEY-AT-LAW S. E. NOTSON ATTORNHY-AT-LAW Office, Roberts Building, Heppner Office Phone, Main 643 Residence Phone Main 666 FRANCIS A. McMENAMIN LAWYER Roberts Building, Heppner, Oreg. T. H. R0B1N&0N LAWYER IONB :-: :: :-: -s OREGON PATTERSON & ELDER t Doom North Palace Hotel. TON80RAL ARTI8T8 FINE BATHS SHAVING 16e ROY V. WHITEIS Fire Insurance writer for beat Old Line Companies. HEPPNER OREGON H J. BRADFORD "The Village Painter" Contractdlng Painting and Paper hanging, Phone 563. Office let Door Wtst of Creamery DR. J. G. TURNER EYE SPECIALIST Portland, Oregon. Regular monthly visits to Hepp ner and lone. Watch paper for dates. E. J. STARKEY Electrician House Wiring a Specialty Heppner Oregon Phone 633 LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE OP FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, has filed in the County Court of the State of Oregon for Morrow County his final account as administrator of the estate of Ellon j E. Lacy, deceased, and said Court i has appointed Monday, the 2nd day of December, 1918, as the' time for hearing and settlement of said final account; objections to said final ac count must be filed on or before said j date. WILLIAM C. LACY, ' Administrator. NOTICE OF EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL PROPERTY. Notice is hereby given that under and in pursuance of an order of the County Court of the Slate of Oregon for Morrow County, made and en tered on the 1st day of October, 1918, authorizing us as executors and ex ecutrix of the Last Will and Testa ment of C. T. Walker, deceased, to sell the hereinafter described real property. We will from and after Friday, the first day of November, 1918, at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M. of said day at the office of J. A. Waters in the City of Heppner, Mor row County, Oregon offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder for cash in hand subject to the con firmation of said Court, the follow ing described real property, situated in Morrow County, State of Oregon, to wit: Lots Five (5) to Twelve (12) in clusive, Block Seven (7) In Sperry's 2d add. in lone, Oregon; Lots One (1) Two' (2) and Three (3) of Block Three (3) In lone, Oregon; Lots Thirteen (13), Fourteen (14) Fifteen (IE) and Sixteen (16) In Block Three (3) in lone, Oregon; Lots One (1) Two (2) Three (3) and Four (4) in Block Nine (9) Sperry's 2d add. in lone, Oregon; the North naif of Lots Five (5), Six (6), Seven (7) and Eight (8) in Sperry's Third Addition to lone, Oregon; Also the West half of Section Six teen (16) ; East half of section Eight (8) and the West half of Section Nine (9) in Tp. 1 S., R. 23 E., W. M. Right reserved to reject, all bids. J. A. WATERS, CYNTHIA WALKER, ' AUGUSTUS WALKER, Executor and Executrix of Last Will and Testament of C. T. r Walker, deceased. FOR SALE Automobile In good running order, $350. Five good tires. Call at this office or address Box 454. Reason for selling, "I need the money." tf FOR SALF Good 6-room house, built three years. Furnished thru- ut with best of furniture and player piano. A bargain if taken soon. In quire Gazette-Times office. 15-lm BUY a Peterson Tire Welder of W. SIIAMHART. 4t-pd LOST A sorrel Alloy, two years old, weight about 700 pounds, branded B on left shoulder. Reward will be paid for Information leading to recovery. Inform this office. 24-Gt NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned has been appointed by the County Court of the State of Oregon for Morrow County administrator of the estate of John H. Thomas, de ceased, and that all persons having claims against the said estate must present the same duly verified ac cording to law, to me at the office of my attorney, S. E. Notson, In Hepp ner, Oregon, within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice, said date of first publica tion being October 25, 1918. JAMES THOMAS, Administrator. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has filed her final ac count as administratrix of the Estate of Patrick McDaid, deceased, and that the' County Court has appointed Monday, the 2nd day of December, 1918, at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, as the time of hearing and settling said final ac count. Objections to said final ac count must be filed on or before said data. MARY McDAID, Administratrix. COMMISSIONER S PROCEEDINGS Dry slnbwood tn BURN. 4 foot lengths per cord, $1.00. 16 inch per cord, $1.25 PARKERS MILL. FOR HALE j A roglatored sow and bonr, also some pigs ready to wean. 2 6-4t A. 1. PIERCE, lone, Ore. Send your tires to us for repairs. We guarantee all work and pay roturu postage. ARLINGTON VUL CANIZING WORKS, Arlington, Ore 27-lm November Term. The regular November term of the Commissioners court convened at the Court House in Heppner on Wednes day, November 6, 1918. Present C. C. Patterson, judge, presiding, E. L. Padberg, commissioner and J..A. Waters, clerk. When due proclama tion of opening court had been made, the following proceedings were had: In the matter of Road Petitions Nos. 368, 369, 370 and 371; the same were continued until the De cember term of court. In the matter of the petition of L. P. Davidson for damages on account of Roads Nos. 369, 370 and 371; continued until the December term. Petition of S. II. Boardman, et al. Road No. 372; continued until the December term. R. H. Baldock, engineer, appointed to prepare plans and superintend the building of a portion of ' the Hlgh- fway through Dlst. No. 2 (it Board- man. Miscellaneous claims against the county wero audited and allowed-us follows: GENERAL 1 TM Tl M Boohrr, bounty' $ T J Humphreys, sal 2 mo O C Patterson, sal 2 mo... Geo McDufToe, sal 2 mo T K Chidsey, sal 2 mo J A Waters, sal 2 nio j Gay M Anderson, mo sal J A Waters 1 V mo sal ! J J Wells, 2 mo sal Sylvia Wells, 2 nio sal 4.00 83.32 15 0.00 333.32 200.00 333.32 41.06 125.01 200.00 120.00 Lena Snell Shurte 2 mo sal- 200. U0 W M Ayres, 2 mo sal 140.00 Mattle W Adkius, wid pen- 20.00 Harriet Baird, wld pen 20.00 Charlotte Brcwn, wid pen ' 20.00 Alary McDaid, wid pen 63.00 Sarah F Sperry, wid pen 20.00 Cora Walker, wid pta 35.00 Daisy Pearl Becket, wid pen ..... 60.00 A E Arne, Boys & Girls Aid Society 6.00 N E Winnard, county phy 10.00 R H Baldock, Dist 5 and 6 149.69 11 H Baldock, Dlst No 5 40.00 F W Farrar, Dist No 5 23.26 Paul Staley, Dist No 6 i 1.75 toward Smyth, Dist Nos 5 and 96.69 Mrs T E Chidsey, Dlst Nos 3 ana 6 48.30 . yman llil'.v Co, Dist No 5 2 Ariinsloii Vulcanizing Wks, No 5 N Hall, R D No 5 Valence V'-i:R: c'i, bounty ;d Ttlmblc, K D No 5 .Van-en C;n Co R D No 5 Bert Mason, U It Nos 5 and 6 ' M L Cantwell, R D No 5 il C CHbens, R D No 5 dolf Skob'j, bounty i?' O Bruckner, R D No 5 H Stoui, R D No 5 Sidney Smyth, Gea Rd H N Swank, Dist No 5 Martin P.tod, Dlst No 5 Standard Oil Co VV Cowins, bounty, - H C Githens, Dist No 5 C C Patterson, insurance on Court House Martin Reid, court house. Gilliam County, Gen Road i L & W Co, court house. Lucile Elder, Justice ct M L Case, coroner Underwood Typewriter Co, county clerk .' G Winnard, Prohi Fund J A Waters, co clerk Emer gency Fund . Uex Cornet t, Justice ct Geo McDuffee, sheriff Bushong & Co, clerk and assessor Gazette-Times, cur exp Pac Tel & Tel Co, cur exp. Pac Tel fc.Tel Co, cur exp. Irwin Hodson Co, sheriff--Sam Hughes Co, ct hBe M L Cantwell, election G A Bleakman, election Heppner Herald, cur exp M J Bradford, ct hse Kilham Sta & Printing Co Clerk Kilham Sta & Printing Co Sheriff J Geo McDuffee,' sheriff exp Sam Hughes Co, ct hse Thomson Bros, ct hse Glass & Prudhomme, Clerk. Callaham & Co Dist Atty H C Githens, election ' Merrill Doble, Justice ct , P Powell, Justice ct Mrs N Seaman, Justice ct. Esther Grablll, Justice ct Myrtle McCay, Justice ct B F Harper, Justice ct ' Mrs Merrill Doble, Justice ct W A Walpole, Justice ct Nestor Seaman, Justice ct Mrs Reiks, Justice ct .. Lu Grabiil, Justice ct John Smith, Justice ct Fred Davis, Justice ct Wm Castle, J C M Chrlstensen, Dist No 5 E W Gordon, Dist No 5 Jack Lefler, Dist No 5 E W Gordon, Dlst No 5 American Exp Co, Dist. No 5 ' Albert Williams, Dist No 5 Mary Bartholomew, Dlst' Nos 5 and 6 Frank M Pedro, bounty A H Curritr, No 5. O W R & N Co, Dist No 5- Goo Moore, Dist No 5 W M Cowins, Dist No 5 Andy Cook, Dist No 5 Frank Clement, Dist No 5. E Gentry, Dist No 5 E F Browning, Dist No 5 E Gentry, Dist No 5 Elmer Turner, Dist No 5 W A Lillard, Dist No 5 Goo C Clark, Dist No 5 Carl Ulrich, Dist No 5 Geo Van Koten, Dial No 5 Norton Winnard, Dist No 5 Geo Moore, Dist 5 I Ray Ritchie, Dist No 5 Andy Cook, Dist No 5 C O Talbert Dist No 5 Goo Myers, Dist 5 II A Norlhness, Dlst No 6 Jack Thomas, Geo Van Koten, Dist No 5. Cnrl Ulrich, Dist No 5 A C dwell, Dist No 5 E J Winters, Dist No i Ray Ritchie, Dist No 5 Andy Cook, Dist No 5 P Jackson, Dist No 5 M Nilson, Dlst No 5 V Hanaing, Dlst 'No 5 Elmer Turner, Dist No 6 W A Lillard, Dist No 6 W G Culick, Dist No 6--- W M Cowins, Dist No 6 Geo Clark, Dist No 6 i V Browning, Dist No 6i' Norton Winnard, Dist No 6 Klmer Turner, Dist No 5- Geo Clark, Dist No 5 W A Lillard, Dist No 5 , Frank Clement, IM.t No 5 i W M Cowins, Dist No 5 ' IS F Browning. Dist No 5 jGco Moore, Dlst No 5 Andy Cook, Dist No 5 E J 'Winters, Dist NO 5 .65 2.15 22.00 3.00 27.29 10.00 199.48 3.50 224.10 3.00 148.40 22.63 50.00 100.00 584.85 39.37 3.00 62.87 110.00 5.70 150.00 54.55 30.00 5.00 5.00 18.00 50.00 65.75 28.61 253.10 62.30 47.07 43.30 1.40 6.70 4.25 5.00 17.40 8.00 44.79 6.00 32.77 3.50 2.10 40.00 30.00 2.69 19.50 19.50 19.50 4.80 4.80 13.50 lft. 60 la. 50 19.50 19 50 19.50 10.50 16.50 16.50 85.10 141.53 80.78 5.03 4.37 45.00 10.00 6.00 92.69 7.78 4.1G 140.52 52.19 27.34 136.45 99.33 24. GO 82.14 103.11 33.09 15.0!) 39.18 134.55 92.87 9.22 20.12 25.15 30.18 16.06 210.13 54.43 86.72 120.30 10S.13 57.00 32.69 30.54 30.51 30.54 ,22.03 20.11 5.02 32.11 20.3". 17.60 19.77 S.2C 7.36 7.54 12.4(i 8. OS 51.02 8.03 2.51 2.51 Norton Winnard, Dist No 5 Elmer Turner, Dist No 51 Geo Clark, Dist No 5-1 W A Lillard. No 5 Andy Cook, Dist No 5 Frank Clement, Dist No 5 Geo Moore, Dist No 5. II A Nortliness, Dist No 5 Andy Cook, Dist No 5 L H Robinson, bounty itL Kline, Dist No 5 Zimmerman Wells & Brown ' Co, Dist No 5- H C Ashbaugh, Dist No 5 Standard Oil Co, Dist No 5 ;I M H Electric Co, Dist No 6 Jack Thomas, Dlst No 5 Lllmer Turner, Dist No 5 W A Lillard, Dist No 5 Jeo Clark, Dist No 5 F W Farrar, Dist No 5 Paul II Staly, Dist No 5 vV F liaker, cur exp W it & N Co, Nos 5 and 6 Stand ird Oi!. Co, Dist No5. L iiinor, List No 5 Z V Gordon. Dist No 5 K Calhoun, Dist No 5 John Johnson, Dist No 5 J W Cowins, Dist No 5 Tl'.os Brenuan, Dist No 5 Arlington Garage, Dist No 5 T G Denlsse, Dist No 5 Emery Gentry, Dist No 5 Standard Oil Co, Dist No 5. Howard Smyth, Dist No 5. F C Dollarhide, Dist No 5 Albert Williams, Dist No 5 riay Ritchie, Dist No 5 Andy Cook, Dist No 5 Lee Cantwell, Dist No 5... Bud Fisher, Dist No 5 W E Goodrich, Dist No 5 Dud Fisher, Dist No 5 W E Goodrich, Dist No 6 M L Cantwell, Dist No 5 Norton Winnard, Dlst Nos 5 and 6 3ack Lefler, Dist No 5 E J Winters, Dist No 5 J L Hartman Co J E Musgrave, bounty Geo Moore, Dlst Nos 5 and 6 First Not Bank, Dist No 5- Jack Thomas, Dist No 5 Mary Bartholomew, Dlst No 5 . Hill & Johns, Dist No 5 H C Gay, bounty Frank Clement, Dist Nos 5 and 6 Geo Meyers, Dist No 5 Henry Mulligan, Dist Nos 5 and 6 ' W A Lillard, Dist Nos 5 and 6 - - M F Hefner, bounty W M Pointer, Dist Nos 5 and - Geo Van Koten, Dist Nos 5 and 6 P ackson, Dlst Nos 5 and 6 M Nilson, Dist Nos 5 and 6. V Hanning, Dist Nos 5 and and 6 II A Nortliness, Dist Nos 5 and 6 H J Freeman, Dist Nos 5 and 6 , Elmer Turner, Dist Nos 6 and 6 W G Culick, Dist Nos 5 and 6 E F Browning, Dist Nos 5 and 6 C O Talbert, Dist Nos 5 and 6 A C Crowell, Dist Nos 5 and ti Carl Ulrich, Dist No 5 Jack Farmer, Dist No 5 Wm Pointer, Dist No 5 , Hall & Ager, Dist No 5 Warren Con Co, Dist No 5. A E Arne, B & G Aid Soc. N E Wisard, co phy T J Humphreys, stamps W H Herrin, guard ware houses A M Slocura Est, Note Fair Building Lena Snell Shurte, Institute J II Cochran, bounty Newt Matteson, bounty Geo Sperry, bounty J A Yeager, sealer . A M Zink, bounty Geo Haynes, bounty iiernie Gaunt, bounty John Mc Entire, bounty Martin Reid, Fair Board W M Ayers, election Glass & Prudhomme, cur exp . M L Case, coroner '. Hannah Wilson, assessors exp V L & W Co ct hse Humphreys Drug Co, cur exp Thomson Bros, ct hse llanche Watkins, School Supt Harriot Sheldon, Supt Opal Briggs, Supt Margaret Crawford, Supt.. '-Mith Thorley, co clerk exp. ?am Van Vactor, circuit ct Eti. Breslin, ct hse L V. Davis, Justice ct. M L Cantwell, cur exp l!am Hughes Co, ct hse !' It Brown, sheriff exp Geo McDuffee, sheriff exp i'ac Tel & Tel Co W Shurte, cur exp I'aoplss Hdw Co, cur exp i.oe Cantwell. Dlst No 6 -tamlard Oil Co, Dist No 5. :"tnte Ind Accl Com Dist Nos 5 and 6 State Ind A'cci Com Dist Nos 5 ami 6 1 I'nc Tel & Tel Co, cur exp :Hiytli Lonergan Co Dist No 5 6.59 14.63 61.08 (5.02; 35.21 : 16.05 1 7.27 28.10 7.54 4.00 16.16 13.75 61.15 24.68 85.50 40. 0U 2.75 2.51 2.54 3.98 2.73 36.20 261.26 41.361 44.00 40.21 1 17.81 30.00 ! 2.50 2.50 j 18.70; 651.46 j 54.99 I 43.12' 66.03 19.96 62.75 78.12 2.52 3.53 4.50 4.50 164.67 35.30 2.02 135.20 12.60 113.40 110.45 3.00 204.12 650.00 2 1.41 6.00 4.55 3.00 62.88 110.88 120.96 105.84 4.00 190.00 94.10 122.40 117.30 122.40 72.41 '152.00 51.84 97.52 115.92 95.76 118.68 120.95 10.20 14.29 23.57 24.85 6.00 10.00 10.00 100.00 1090.44 200.00 16.00 8.00 3.00 6.08 3.00 12.00 4.00 12.00 471.87 3.00 f 151.87 26.50 30.00 S7.15 17.70 10.00 6.00 9.00 3.00 3.00 5.00 165 00 560. .)0 16.50 7.50 2.60 23.60 47.71 95.44 Geo J Currin, co com 34.00 E A Clark, Dist No 5 61.50 Hill & Johns, Dint Nos 5 and 6 94.35 Hill Johns, Dist No 5 55.00 McCullough Bros, Dist No 5 28.00 Warren Con Co Dist No 5 and 6 . 3027.97 H A Northness, Dist No 6 10.00 Hodson, Freenaughty Co, Dist No 5 .50 Peoples Hdw Co, Dlst No 5 67.80 Gilliam & B, Dist No 6 87.66 J A Yeager, Dlst Sealer 6.27 Jack Lefler, Dist No 5 88.20 Limer Turner, Dist No 5 80.00 A H Currier, Dist No 5 72.00 T M Benedict, bounty ' 4.00 Edward Chin, Dist No 5 11.15 Bud Fisher, Dist No 5 30.00 W L Gilman, bounty 3.00 R H Steers, bounty ; 13.00 ROAD FVXI). Everett Pattison 30.51 L. e Cantwell . 12.48 j W Baird 22.45 V C Dollarhide 125. 5d Frank Clement 194.04 I. a Clark . 30.99 jli L Johnson 7.50 Mrs T E Chidsey 73.92 Factory Motor Car Co 75.80 II-. dson Frenaughty Co 15.80 Walter Dunn ' 65.50 Russell Hogeland : 37.00 W G Culick... 231.39 Lmery Gentry 448.07 Pat Connell u 48.00 Jas Sheridan- 187.07 Standard Oil Co 80.78 A L Minor... 189.03 Ge Clark- 15.08 Geo Van Koten 275.50 C O Talbert 64.75 Andrew Linden 257.95 Hartower 189.39 Gus Nilson 182.53 Axel Nilson 172.34 E Gustafson 157.92 Chris Johnson. 161.31 Andrew Johnson 86.97 H Wein 208.70 O Anderson 106.43 John Carlson 161.31 Sam Carlson -. 146.04 A Krohn - 169.80 Axel Swanson 156.22 Norton Winnard 13.18 E Henrikson 89.99 O Wibery 80.63 WattShipp Powder Co 397.01 E Calhoun . 4.94 Mrs Nancy Clark 65.00 J H Pearson 16.00 Archie Cox 18.32 J L Jenkins- 54.00 Clarence Moore 35.99 Mrs W P Scrivner and son . 13'UC Sam Hughes ; 161.75 Peoples Cash Market 597.15 J W Baird .2.00 M S Maxwell 42.00 C C Rhea 195.00 Humphreys Drug Co 4.10 Shelley's Garage- 55.00 Honeyman Hdw Co 91.77 The lone Garage 4.75 J T Knappenbeig 41.33 Mi L Cantwell 13.72 Jack Farmer 61.08 OWR&NCo- 26.40 Geo Mloore 182.00 Albert Williams 5.75 HirschWels Mfg Co 224.45 Arlington Garage 4.95 Ind Accl Com 137.62 Oscar Anderson 47.70 Peoples Hdw Co 77.37 Gilliam & B 442.99 E Bergstrom 42.25 Gilliam County 309.30 Sidney Smyth 109.00 Heppner Garage 454.47 J J Cahill - 1.80 H C Ashbaugh 15.75 Heppner Planinp & Chop Mill 151. f 7 Hill & Johns 5205 Heppner Milling Co 572.33 Warren Con Co 5327.08 Bearings Service Co 20.40 Morrow Countj Creamery 10.00 Portland Brazing & Ma chine Works 96.00 Columbia Electric Co 7.58 Archer Wiggins Co 25.10 Hall & Ager... 158.39 Paul Staley 20.69 Chas W Hawk 3.00 R H Baldock 183. 70 Andrew Johnson 44.70 Geo Clark 4u.55 L Van Marter 125.70 R H Baldock. . 141.40 A H Rudd. 21.36 J F Jones 19.84 O W R & N Co 22.63 Elmer Turner. 150.00 Mrs E L Turner 50.00 City of Heppner 1500.00 J Aiken... 30.00 Ed Breslin 13.50 R H Quackenbush 158.00 Martin Reid 19.20 L M Turner 8.10 H J Biddle 13.00 Ben Buschke 33.00 M R Morgan..' 24.00 Bert Mason 8.00 J B Mortdaud 16.00 E K Wyland 15.00 W R Walpole 132.00 L V Warren : 15.00 J F Barlow Ho.oO Oscar Keithly 22.00 REALLY HO SECRET Power to Charm Lies in Forget fulness of SeSf. j; Women Who Fascinate Have Simpljf Developed the Art or Power of Putting Others "On Good Terms With Themselves." A vivacious woman writer seeking; the secret of feminine fascination, finds it in the art or power some wom en have of charming others by putting them, as a bluff Britisher phrased it. "on ripping good terms with them selves." Is not this a clmructiTlstie of almost all those persons, nun andt women, whom we like tin- best en joy the most? Do they not, ciili.-r by artifice or by Instinct, eniNnvur to make the people they meet feel that they amount to something, knou some thing, have some excellence, attrac tiveness or interesting qualities, unit thus put them on pleasant terms witli themselves. The persons who arft least adept at this or least Inclined to try it are the self-centered, self-important people completely nbsnrbed ins their own affairs and not wise or well bred In little worlds of which they are the centers, and may be said in a cer tain sense to revolve about them selves. This Is a characteristic brought ur from lower forms of life from which we nre ancestrally derived and only lu part outgrown. For most animals thtt only concerns of the least Importance are those which directly affect them selves. They are egocentric. The things that touch them make up their world and they have no Interests out side of that. More than any other ani mal the dog can sink his personality, so to speak, subordinate himself and make his master's interests his own. Only infrequent Individuals of other species can or will do this. Hence Ue as a rule are more companionable for men than any other living creatures below him in the evolutionary scale. Bat to return to human beings, Jo sephine was the most beloved nnt5 charming woman In France because' she took a genuine and kindly Interest In the affairs of all with whom sh came In touch. She was outgoing, in clusive In her sympathies and thus counteracted antagonism created by Napoleon, who was self-centered to itik extraordinary degree. Not to multiply examples, does not experience teaeht all observant people that in selflesw- . ness lies the secret of charm? Are not the lovable people those whose low goes out spontaneously, or arpears to? 13 not egocentricity, entire titunrptlort In themselves, a charatterlsi ie held lnv common by most of the p oi'V wtia get on one's nerves? Kind hearts are moi'e than coronets, said Tennyson. More attractive, theref."- than besuty or the brilliancy and :.;litfer ot Intellectuality Is the drawing po" er of' kindly consideration for otlie.-i. Fas clnntioB is born of the heart --ot "f the mind; and whether Instinctive r ac quired, would seem to be the .ire of entering into the lives of eih- i nndl putting them, as the Engli; 1 n.-in said, on good terms with themselves. iiocb ester Post-Express. She Knew Better An-, '. ow. A certain small town, seven milesr from somewhere else, as the ermv flies, boasted only two physicians I'octor Smith and Doctor Brown. There was considerable rivalry between Lite two knignts of the pill and po Jer and when Doctor Smith received a very urgent call from a young fanner about four miles in the country, he left an. office full of patients, cranked up what: has to be cranked up and was off. When he arrived at the farmer's house lie found that a three-year-old "former" had cut his linger. The doc tor was chagrined when he saw tbe "serious" nature of the accident: He thought of the otlice full of patients he tnftl left and had visions of inem walk ing In single file to the oiiice of Doctor Brown. "It was very, very silly of you to call me or. this case," he said, semewhat testily, to the farmer's wife. "I know it was, but Doctor Brown, was out." Strained His Teleccop The oldest inhabitant . Cockleton possesses a toleso ; he never uses. "Why dim't you make use oi times, James?" a neighbor um "It used to be a good snid sorrowfully, "but It's bn "Broken?" the neighbor "How's that?" "Well," James replied, "It -a gnnd'n that I could see the el steeple rive inlh-.s away on; but Joseph, the scoundrel, lend of It and tri 'd to make steeple of the Met body chap--ten miles away. He tried :; and couldn't, so tlint he si glass ::r,d it's never been rl; I'rat Joseph." Little vj which it some- . ed. " James ke now. asked- such ! church e plain. ;:ot the out the niern'H ud tried i.-ii my i simxv 6.3i a 25.85 1 M 134.01' 152.90 2.70 I 249.37 ' 5 s ft? icssf.5 win nmm "h! vS- U t:' c'-'rTS SLACKLtD PILLS JnOi iJSal ! etM- : "i ; GO-de'e ph. Bla.ftlcg Pills, $4.00 T!:p s-.i- ti1v i t vt rr.!i;.-T- S tn C er lj ywrs ok pc.i:ilv;t in .VYIM5 A'iUSrui'M r'Ni.v. InMST on CUntK'S. I uioi.Uiiiatile. Thet'uMer lutmstntv, "arti-lay, fllfwn! JJ Commander a "Good Fc'.vx." , One ei the home-guard l- . wt i a uni.'orm that was too hr-; i.'tiu V.'hi'- waiilng on the statii.: , ' ;!;-.;! for lite train to wine tin- , . s -!---r 1 noiieed this hoy and cotaiii:;- v, t.i l.iipj ! tnnuv him around ami ar-ti!i'i. :...?: I Injt liii'-i ever on every side. I'i, . .;!- he - U : Young man, that suit Uie ; lie! Hi Veil." j The I.HJ-, not realizing to whom tu i v;, s ittlUins, promptly rotorn-d : "We'll, 1 A j Tiii reason why 1 slmuKl lMe I uiitite a windmill of, is it?" i I.itH; favoiv.l him and tbe comuiao- j tier IVJhcd. . 9 gon. r
